Sentence examples for narrative calls for from inspiring English sources

That is what the Romo narrative calls for, after all.

The narrative calls for these two to settle the score in next Saturday's showpiece, and while there is, of course, plenty of tennis to be played before then, Williams is the overwhelming favourite to claim a sixth Wimbledon crown.

Sometimes he supports and emphasizes the rhythm, but when the narrative calls for it, he goes against it, creating an interesting and sometimes unsettling friction that forces the reader to reflect and contemplate the story more deeply.

"But I don't think there's a whole new narrative calling for an upheaval of the whole system".

In the past, whenever the narrative called for a flashback showing Hitchcock and Scully in their early days as cops, "we just put on wigs," says Miller.

But when the demands of media meta-narrative call for it, Matthews is quick to support his "breed".

Narrative -- real, authentic and aligned narrative -- calls resources into action against ambition.

Where the MDG narrative implied we were marching boldly towards the "end of development", to paraphrase Francis Fukuyama's declaration, such a philosophy will be roundly rebuffed by the new SDG narrative, which calls for profound action in countries that were once self-described as "developed" as much as in much poorer countries.

The central unspoken issue in 2012 remains the continued 30-year wealth shift upward, exacerbated by Washington's false deficit narrative and calls for austerity that actually expand wealth inequity.

He even recorded a melodramatic spoken-word narrative called Man's Fight for Freedom over the B-side of Staff Sgt Barry Sadler's jingoistic hit The Ballad of the Green Berets.

Mythologist Joseph Campbell famously created an archetype for this narrative called the Hero's Journey, which is a universal human quest that threads itself throughout all of history.